Security researchers have spotted ransomware that uses a local LLM to create variable output from prompts, making it harder to detect.

Opponents see a worrisome trend toward a less secure, less private and less free internet, where people can be denied access not just to pornography but news and health information.

Hackers are increasingly using a new AI-powered offensive security framework called HexStrike-AI in real attacks to exploit ...

Multinational cybersecurity company ESET announced last week that it had discovered “the first AI-powered ransomware,” which uses generative AI to create malicious scripts and execute its attacks in ...

Vibe coding lets coders lean on AI to generate apps for them, and vibe hacking is gives threat actors the ability to use AI ...

The creator of AI chatbot Claude has issued a chilling warning about cybercriminals’ growing use of AI tools as the technology becomes increasingly sophisticated.

The company behind the Claude chatbot said it caught a hacker using its chatbot to identify, hack and extort at least 17 ...

A hacker who once infiltrated his school system to improve his grades has revealed what people must do to stop themselves ...

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Hackers are using Akira ransomware to exploit a legitimate PC driver to load a second, malicious driver that shuts off ...